Nhu Quach - MS, BCBA
Founder

Nhu Quach is a board certified behavior analyst (“BCBA”) with over ten years of experience working with children with autism and other developmental disabilities. As a former Carbone Associate, Nhu was trained by Dr. Vincent Carbone in the application of the principles of verbal behavior and behavior analysis.

Nhu completed her Master of Science (MS) in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) at California State University, Los Angeles. Her master’s thesis demonstrated the role of joint control in teaching children with autism to follow and generalize multi-step receptive instructions and was completed under the guidance and supervision of Dr. Barry Lowenkron - the founder of joint control. Nhu also received two years of graduate training in research, design, development and analysis of experimental behavior methodology at West Virginia University, the nation’s leading institution for experimental behavior analysis.

Nhu is experienced with and designs programs for children aged 2 to 14 years. Her clients are composed of children of all skill levels, ranging from those with no appropriate communication or social skills to those with comparatively high level skills. She has provided consultation services for families throughout the US, Canada, China, and Turkey. She has also provided workshops for professionals and paraprofessionals throughout the US. Nhu currently provides regular consultations to clients throughout the US and Canada.

Amy Impson
Associate

Amy Impson has nearly 10 years of experience working with children with autism and other developmental disabilities. She works with children with a variety of skill levels. Amy has direct experience with all aspects of in home and schools programs having previously worked as an in-home tutor, school aide, lead tutor and consultant. She currently co-consults on cases with Nhu Quach.

During her undergraduate education in psychology, Amy has received ABA training from Dr. Dorothea Lerman at Louisiana State University. Amy is currently pursuing her master’s degree in ABA at California State University, Los Angeles under the supervision of Dr. Hank Schlinger. Amy's academic and research interests include aggressive behavior and verbal behavior.